See this recent thread about the differences between ==
and ===
.
It all depends on the precise value and type of msg.payload
you are testing. If it is a proper boolean value (false
) rather than a String ("false"
) then you will be able to do:
if(!msg.payload){
msg.payload="Online"
}
else
{
msg.payload="Offline"
}
return msg;
But it does all hinge on what the incoming msg.payload
looks like - pass it to a Debug node and share the output.